Much like Scotsman comedy critic Kate Copstick, who wrote up the story, any reviewer who has ever worked the festival will no doubt admit to having flavoured a review here or there with quotes from a comedian's set.
If the Tory's plans are implemented, these schools will have even greater control over their admissions policies, and will no doubt admit even less poor children than they already do.
The future of Wales tight-head prop Adam Jones is still in doubt, admits Ospreys head coach Steve Tandy.
Serafinowicz, a 6ft 5in Liverpudlian rarely prone to self-doubt, admitted before the launnch of the series: 'It makes me quite nervous and also makes me think the show had better be good enough.
They may not be flocking en masse to join the Free Syrian Army, but they are asking new questions, expressing doubts, admitting discontent, reflecting, criticizing, and even daring to imagine alternatives to the status quo in a way that would have seemed impossible only six months ago.
No doubt (as Houseman admits) Mankiewicz had drawn upon everything available about Hearst, in addition to his own knowledge, and no doubt the Lundberg book, which brought a great deal of Hearst material together and printed some things that had not been printed before, was especially useful, but John Dos Passos might have sued on similar grounds, since material that was in "U.S.A".
"There's no doubt about that," admitted Farr-Jones.
The only way that his four wives -- Meri, 39, Janelle, 40, Christine, 37, and Robyn, 31 -- can possibly stand it, though they don't admit it on the show and no doubt don't even admit it to themselves, is that they don't think they're "worthy" of having a loving, devoted husband all to themselves.
Youngs does admit (no doubt agreed in the team debriefing) that the French defence gave him and Flood a battering, and forced their replacement in the second half.
His unit will fulfill them, he has no doubt, though he did admit to a little nervousness, never having experienced combat.
Again, no doubt an honest quote, admitting Harvard's concern for public opinion over academic interest.
